Nuns had a holy cross to bear
Recently I received a most delightful letter from Vincent Rayne, chairman of the parish council of St Thomas’ church in […]
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Newman’s brand of liberalism
I was reading the review of Cardinal John Henry Newman’s new biography, Newman’s Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint by John
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Your Letters
Who do we thank for SA’s blessings?
From MA Gila 1994 – The end of apartheid. The eyes of the world were focussed on South Africa. For
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Giving a real choice
The Catholic Church’s opposition to abortion is immutable, but it also finds expression in different, complementary ways. This week’s first
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Other Writers Perspectives
Women’s spirituality in the 21st century
BY COLLEEN CONSTABLE In the modern world women have to advance and adapt prayer techniques. What worked once may need
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Perspectives
Proclaim the faith!
I am delighted to see that in spite of the best efforts of sports administrators to put a halt to
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Perspectives
Africa’s prophetic mission today
Over a century ago, missionaries arrived in different parts of Africa. They found no hospitals or schools as they had
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Your Letters
Liturgical errors have a long history
From Attie Schlebusch, Camperdown, KZN: In his letter “How Mass language changed” (June 30), John Lee is correct in stating
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Two icons of the Church
For South Africans, it is a happy circumstance that the centenary of the birth of Mother Teresa of Calcutta on
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